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1 Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) Index Note: Page numbers of article titles are in bold face type. A Accessory soleus muscle, magnetic resonance imaging of, 300 Achilles tendon injury of, magnetic resonance imaging in, paratenonitis of, 236, 297 rupture of, anatomic considerations in, chronic degeneration contributing to, diagnosis of, epidemiology of, 234 evaluation of, imaging of, 237 locations of, 236 magnetic resonance imaging in, 297 pathogenesis of, physical examination in, recurrent, 239, 245 treatment of acute, 239 complications of, 245 new concepts in, 241 nonoperative versus operative, reconstructive, rehabilitation in, surgical, with augmentation, 240 xanthoma of, 300 Age, Achilles tendon degeneration and, Ankle, soft-tissue disorders of. See also specific disorders, e.g., Achilles tendon, rupture of; Impingement. arthroscopy of, diagnosis of, for physical therapy, evaluation of for arthroscopy, for physical therapy, /02/$ see front matter D 2002, Elsevier Science (USA). All rights reserved. PII: S (02)

2 336 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) flexor hallucis tendon, 264, functional assessment of, lateral sprains. See Sprains, lateral ankle. ligamentous. See Sprains; specific ligaments. magnetic resonance imaging of. See Magnetic resonance imaging, in ankle softtissue disorders. physical examination in. See Physical examination, in ankle soft-tissue disorders. physical therapy for, , synovitis, 274 treatment of, Anterior drawer test, for ankle disorders, 208, Anterolateral compression syndrome, arthroscopy for, Arthroscopy, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, approaches to, 278 arthroscope for, 278 comprehensive approach to, diagnostic, 273, evaluation before, impingement, 264, lateral instability, postoperative care in, principles of, 273 synovitis, 274 tibiofibular syndesmosis sprains, 201, 203 B Balance, in ankle soft-tissue disorders evaluation of, 323 physical therapy for, Bifurcate ligament anatomy of, rupture of, 223 Biomechanics, of tibiofibular syndesmosis, Broström procedure, in lateral ankle sprains, 213 C Calcaneocuboidal instability, 223 Calcaneofibular ligament anatomy of, 206, 310 magnetic resonance imaging of, repair of, 210, rupture of. See Sprains, lateral ankle. Calcaneonavicular ligament, rupture of, 223

3 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) Capsular shrinkage, in ankle arthroscopy, Cast immobilization in lateral ankle sprains, in subtalar instability, 219 Chrisman-Snook tenodesis in lateral ankle sprains, 213 in subtalar instability, 219, Clear space, in tibiofibular syndesmosis sprain evaluation, 198 Computed tomography, in tibiofibular syndesmosis sprain, Cryotherapy for lateral ankle sprains, 313 for pain, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, 326 Cyst(s), ganglion, of ankle, magnetic resonance imaging in, D Debridement, arthroscopic of ankle impingement, technique for, 279 Deltoid ligament, injuries of, , 261 Dermatofasciotomy, in talar dislocation, 225 Dislocation subtalar joint, talar, 225 E Edema, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, physical therapy for, Electrical stimulation, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, Elmslie tenodesis, in subtalar instability, Endurance training, for ankle soft-tissue disorders, "Espace claire," in tibiofibular syndesmosis sprain evaluation, 198 Evans tenodesis, in lateral ankle sprains, 213 Exercise, for ankle soft-tissue disorders Achilles tendon repair, for pain relief, for proprioception improvement, 313, lateral sprains, range-of-motion, strengthening, Extensor retinaculum, anatomy of, External rotation test, for ankle disorders,

4 338 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) F Flexor hallucis tendon injury of, magnetic resonance imaging in, stenosing tenosynovitis of, physical examination in, tendinitis of, impingement with, 264 tendinosis of, physical examination in, Fractures of malleolus, in tibiofibular syndesmosis, 197, 200 of tibia, physical examination in, Frick s test, in tibiofibular syndesmosis sprain, 198 Functional treatment, of lateral ankle sprains, G Gait analysis in anterior tibial tendon rupture, in posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, 266 in tarsal tunnel syndrome, 265 Ganglion cysts, of ankle, magnetic resonance imaging in, Gastrocnemius aponeurosis flap, for Achilles tendon repair, 240 Gender differences, in Achilles tendon rupture, Giant cell tumors, tendon sheath, magnetic resonance imaging in, Gungor test, for ankle disorders, 256 H History, in physical examination, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, 253 Hypothesis-oriented algorithm for clinicians, for ankle physical therapy, Hypovascularity, in Achilles tendon rupture pathogenesis, 233 I Immobilization in Achilles tendon rupture, , 241 in lateral ankle sprains, , 312 in subtalar instability, 219 Impingement, ankle arthroscopy for, magnetic resonance imaging in, physical examination in, 264 Inspection, in ankle physical examination, 253 Internal fixation in Achilles tendon rupture, in tibiofibular syndesmosis,

5 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) Interosseous ligament anatomy of, 196, rupture of, 197 J Joint-mobilization techniques, for ankle, L Lateral ankle sprains. See Sprains, lateral ankle. Ligament(s), ankle. See Sprains; specific ligaments. Ligamentoplasty calcaneocuboidal, 223 peroneus longus, for chronic syndesmotic insufficiency, Luxatio pedis sub talo, M Magnetic resonance imaging, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, accessory soleus muscle, 300 Achilles tendon, 237, anterolateral impingement, before arthroscopy, , flexor hallucis longus tendon, indications for, 285 ligament injury, peroneal tendon, sinus tarsi syndrome, synovial, talar osteochondral lesion, tarsal tunnel syndrome, technique for, tibial tendon, , 297 tumors, Malleolus, fracture of, in tibiofibular syndesmosis, 197, 200 Matles test, for Achilles tendon rupture, Mechanical theory, of Achilles tendon rupture, Muscle(s) firing patterns of, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, physical therapy for, 331 strength of, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, evaluation of, 323 O Orthosis for lateral ankle sprains, , 212 for subtalar instability, 219 for tibiofibular syndesmosis, 200

6 340 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) Osteochondral lesions, talar, magnetic resonance imaging in, Osteochondromatosis, synovial, magnetic resonance imaging in, 302 P Pain, ankle arthroscopy for, physical therapy for, Palpation, in ankle physical examination, Paratenonitis, Achilles tendon, 236, 297 Periosteal flap, in lateral ankle sprain repair, Peroneal tendons disorders of magnetic resonance imaging in, physical examination in, in lateral ankle sprain tenodesis, 213 in subtalar instability tenodesis, 219 Peroneus longus ligamentoplasty, for chronic syndesmotic insufficiency, Pes planovalgus deformity, in posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, 266 Physical examination, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, , 267 anatomic considerations in, anterior, anterior tibial tendon rupture, flexor hallucis longus tenosynovitis, for arthroscopy, for physical therapy, history in, 253 imaging with, 267 impingement, 264 inspection in, 253 lateral, medial, 261 palpation in, posterior rupture, posterior tibial fracture, posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, 266 tarsal tunnel syndrome, Physical therapy, for ankle soft-tissue disorders, Achilles tendon repair, evaluation for, hypothesis-oriented algorithm for clinicians, indications for, 320 muscle firing patterns in, 331 pain control, physical therapy versus medical diagnosis for,

7 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) proprioception training, 313, range of motion improvement, strength improvement, Pigmented villonodular synovitis, of ankle, magnetic resonance imaging in, Plantaris tendon, in subtalar instability tenodesis, 219 Proprioception, in ankle soft-tissue disorders evaluation of, 323 lateral sprain, 313 physical therapy for, R Radiofrequency technique, for lateral ankle instability, Range of motion, of ankle assessment of, 322 physical therapy interventions for, Reduction of subtalar dislocation, 225 of talar dislocation, 225 Rehabilitation in Achilles tendon rupture, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, soleus muscle stretching in, 325 in lateral ankle sprains, Resistant band exercise, for ankle soft-tissue disorders, S Sarcoma, synovial, of ankle, magnetic resonance imaging in, Screw fixation of lateral ankle sprains, 210 of tibiofibular syndesmosis, Single heel raise test, for Achilles tendon rupture, 263 Sinus tarsi syndrome, magnetic resonance imaging in, Soft-tissue disorders, of ankle. See Ankle, soft-tissue disorders of. Soleus muscle accessory, magnetic resonance imaging of, 300 stretching of, in ankle rehabilitation, 325 Sprains, deltoid ligament, lateral ankle, , acute, anatomy of, , arthroscopy for, chronic,

8 342 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) classification of, complications of, conservative treatment of, diagnosis of, epidemiology of, 309 incidence of, 206 magnetic resonance imaging of, mechanisms of, 207 surgical treatment of, treatment of, , subtalar, tibiofibular syndesmosis, Squeeze test, for ankle disorders, 254 Strength, in ankle soft-tissue disorders evaluation of, 323 physical therapy for, Subluxation, peroneal tendon, physical examination in, Subtalar joint, instability of, anatomy of, diagnosis of, in dislocation, in total talar dislocation, 225 mechanism of, 218 treatment of, 219, Syndesmosis. See Tibiofibular syndesmosis. Synovectomy, in ankle arthroscopy, Synovial osteochondromatosis, magnetic resonance imaging in, 302 Synovial sarcoma, of ankle, magnetic resonance imaging in, Synovitis, ankle arthroscopy for, 274 magnetic resonance imaging in, T Talar tilt test in ankle disorders, in lateral ankle sprains, 208 Talocalcaneal angle, in subtalar instability, Talocalcaneal ligament fibular (lateral), anatomy of, oblique, anatomy of, posterior, anatomy of, Talocrural joint, mobilization of,

9 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) Talofibular ligament anterior anatomy of, 206, 310 magnetic resonance imaging of, physical examination of, repair of, 210, rupture of. See Sprains, lateral ankle. thickening of, arthroscopy for, 275 posterior anatomy of, 206, 310 magnetic resonance imaging of, repair of, 210, rupture of. See Sprains, lateral ankle. Talus dislocation of, 225 osteochondral lesions of, magnetic resonance imaging in, Tarsal canal, ligament of, anatomy of, Tarsal tunnel syndrome magnetic resonance imaging in, physical examination in, Tendinitis Achilles, rupture and, flexor hallucis tendon, impingement with, 264 peroneal, physical examination in, 257 Tendinosis, flexor hallucis tendon, physical examination in, Tendon degeneration theory, of Achilles tendon rupture, Tendon sheath, giant cell tumors of, magnetic resonance imaging in, Tendon transfer, for Achilles tendon repair, 240 Tenodesis in lateral ankle sprains, 213 in subtalar instability, 219, Tenosynovitis, flexor hallucis tendon, stenosing, physical examination in, Thermal capsular shrinkage, in ankle arthroscopy, Thompson test, for Achilles tendon rupture, 235, 262 Tibia, fracture of, physical examination in, Tibial tendon anterior, injury of, magnetic resonance imaging in, 297 dysfunction of, physical examination in, 266 posterior, disorders of, magnetic resonance imaging in, rupture of, physical examination in, Tibiofibular ligament, anatomy of, 196

10 344 Index / Clin Podiatr Med Surg 19 (2002) Tibiofibular syndesmosis, sprains of, acute, treatment of, anatomy of, biomechanics of, chronic, treatment of, 201, classification of, 199 diagnosis of, incidence of, magnetic resonance imaging in, mechanisms of, 197 treatment of, Tinel s test, in tarsal tunnel syndrome, 265 Tumor(s) giant cell, tendon sheath, magnetic resonance imaging in, soft-tissue, magnetic resonance imaging in, Tuning fork test, in tarsal tunnel syndrome, 265 V Varus heel wedge, in tarsal tunnel syndrome evaluation, Volkmann s fracture, physical examination in, Volkmann s ligament, rupture of, 223 W Watson-Jones tenodesis, in lateral ankle sprains, 213 Weakness, in ankle soft-tissue disorders, evaluation of, 323 X Xanthoma, Achilles tendon, 300

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